Posts tagged with "nuxt"

In this post we'll be looking at adding a comment system for our blog posts in Cockpit. The system will allow comments on our blog posts, nested replies, comment moderation, basic spam protection and even markdown support!
If you haven't read Parts ...

In this post of our Nuxt Cockpit Static Blog series we'll be looking at how to add a basic contact form to our static site so we can receive enquiries from users. The form will have both client and server side validation. We'll also take a look at so...

In this post of our Nuxt Cockpit series we'll be looking at how to add basic live search functionality for our blog posts so that readers can quickly find what they're looking for. To achieve this we'll be using an awesome service called Algolia.
If ...

This is just an additional post for our Nuxt Cockpit series looking at handling pagination for our blog posts when we statically generate our site.
If you haven't read Parts 1, 2, and 3 of this guide you can find them here:
Part 1: Setup
Part 2: Dyna...

When running Nuxt's "npm run generate" command I kept getting a warning stating that the javascript vendor bundle was too big on my static blog and that it was above the recommended 300kB size limit. Let's have a look at trying to reduce the size of ...

In this post we'll look at adding a few finishing touches to the site and then at how we can go about deploying it. Including setting up automatic regeneration for the site when a post is updated, added or removed.
If you haven't read Parts 1 and 2 o...

In this post we'll be setting up our category page to display all posts that have a tag matching our category. We'll also be setting up our dynamic routes so that when we run "npm run generate" all the individual post and category routes will be corr...

If you've ever felt WordPress is too bloated and slow then you might want to try out building a statically generated blog, using a static site generator and a headless CMS.
What we'll be building
> Updated for Nuxt 2!
Tldr; You can check out the Gi...